Introduction to Nutrition
| Site: | Plateforme pédagogique de l'Université Sétif2 |
| Cours: | التغذية الرياضية - ت ر نخبوي - أ. قصير |
| Livre: | Introduction to Nutrition |
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| Date: | samedi 10 mai 2025, 00:32 |
Description
This presentation will explore the fundamental principles of nutrition and its crucial role in promoting health and well-being. We will discuss key nutrients, food groups, and practical tips for making informed dietary choices.
1. ESSential NutrientS and their FunctionS
Carbohydrates:The primary source of energy for the
body. Each gram provides 4 calories.
ProteinS:
Essential for tissue building and repair.
Each gram provides 4 calories.
FatS:
Provide energy storage, organ protection, and vitamin absorption.
Each gram provides 9 calories.
2. Major Food GroupS
1.FruitS and VegetableS:
Rich in vitamins, minerals, and fiber.
2.Whole GrainS:
A good source of energy and fiber. Examples include brown rice, whole-wheat bread, and oats.3.ProteinS:
Essential for muscle building. Examples include meat, poultry, fish, legumes, and eggs.
4.Dairy ProductS:
Good sources of calcium and vitamin D. Examples include milk, yogurt, and cheese.
5.healthy FatS:
Essential for heart health. Examples include olive oil, nuts, and avocados.
3. Planning a Healthy Diet
ASSeSS Individual NeedS:
Determine calorie and nutrient requirements based on age, sex, and activity level.
ChooSe DiverSe FoodS:
Select healthy foods from all major food groups to ensure a balanced diet.
Portion Control:
Determine appropriate portion sizes for each meal to avoid overeating.
Read Food LabelS:
Understand the nutritional content of foods to make informed choices.
4. UnderStanding CalorieS
calorie Definition:
A unit of energy found in food.
Calorie NeedS:
Calorie needs vary based on age, gender, and activity level.
Calorie Impact:
Excess calories lead to weight gain, while deficiencies lead to weight loss.
5. The Importance of Water
The Importance of Water:
Body CompoSition:
Water makes up 50-70% of body weightVital FunctionS:
Regulates temperature, transports nutrients, eliminates waste.
Water SourceS:
Water, natural juices, fruits, and vegetables.
Recommended Intake:
At least 8 glasses of water per day.
6. Common Nutritional MiStakeS
1.Skipping MealS:
Especially breakfast, can lead to energy imbalances and cravings.
2.ProceSSed FoodS:
Often high in sugar, unhealthy fats, and sodium.
3.ExceSSive Sugar and FatS:
Contributes to weight gain, heart disease, and other health issues.
4.Insufficient Water Intake:
Leads to dehydration, headaches, and constipation.
5.ReStrictive DietS:
Often unsustainable and can lead to nutrient deficiencies.
7. TipS for Improving Your Nutrition
1.Regular MealS:
Eat regular, balanced meals to maintain energy levels and prevent cravings.
2.FreSh FoodS:
Focus on fresh, whole foods over processed options.
3.Reduce Sugary FoodS:
Limit intake of sugary drinks, desserts, and processed snacks.
4.Hydration:
Drink plenty of water throughout the day.
5.PhySical Activity:
Regular exercise complements a healthy diet.
6.ConSult a NutritioniSt:
Seek personalized advice from a registered dietitian.
8. Nutrition and Medical ConditionS
1.Diabetes:
Control carbohydrate and fat intake to manage blood sugar.
2.Heart DiSeaSe:
Focus on healthy fats, fiber, and reduced sodium intake.
3.High Blood PreSSure:
Reduce sodium and increase potassium intake.
4.Obesity:
Reduce calorie intake and increase physical activity.
9. Summary
Adopting healthy eating habits is essential for overall well-being and disease prevention. A balanced diet is key, and water is crucial for all bodily functions. Consulting a nutritionist can provide personalized guidance to achieve health goals. Embrace a healthy lifestyle through informed dietary choices.